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Section 19: Duties of the Governing Body

Assam Non-Government College Management Rules, 2001State Rules of Assam · 2007

In general the following are earmarked as duties of a Governing Body in respect of Non-Governing Colleges receiving deficit Grants-in-Aid :-

(i) to undertake financial management of the College, to utilise the Grants-in-Aid received from the State Government, University Grants Commission and any fund collected as authorised subscriptions and fund received as fees from the students for the academic purpose of the Colleges, including payment of salary etc.

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, JUNE 16, 2001 1113 to the Teaching and non-teaching staff of the College ;

(ii) to arrange for the maintenance of the College building, furniture and equipment as required, including playground, auditorium, libraries etc. ;

(iii) to grant leave to the teaching and non-teaching staff subject to the existing leave rules to grant leave, other than casual leave and arrangement made to fill up the vacancies, should be reported to Director and to concerned affiliating University ;

(iv) to appoint persons in connection with the affairs of the College against the post or posts so sanctioned by the State Government with scrupulous compliance of the Reservation Policy under 20 points Roster of the State Government ;

(v) to arrange for half-yearly internal audit for all college funds and verification of stocks, furniture and other assets ;

(vi) to submit annual audited accounts preferably audited by a Chartered Accountant latest by thirtieth June of every year, in respect of the proceeding financial year ;

(vii) to reply to audit objections or inspection notes on the Accounts of the College audited or inspected by the Inspector/Auditor of the Education Department/Director of Local Audit, Assam and the Accountant General, Assam ;

(viii) to submit annual report with statistics in respect of the enrolment of students stream-wise, subject-wise, result, teaching days held, performance of Lecturers in an academic session, to the Director and to the affiliating University concerned ;

(ix) to oversee the functioning of the disbursing officer in disbursing the stipend/scholarship sanctioned to the students in time, as well as to strive for preservation of an excellent academic standard of the College ;

(x) on behalf of the Governing Body the Secretary shall receive and grow the grants sanctioned by the State Government and by the Government of India and University Grants Commission from …..

1114 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, JUNE 16, 2001 time to time ;

(xi) with the approval of the Governing Body, the Secretary shall utilise the grants for the purpose for which it is sanctioned and submit the Utilisation Certificate to the concerned sanctioning authority in time, with intimation to the Director ;

(xii) the Secretary shall disburse the deficit Grants-in-Aid sanctioned by the Director towards the salary of teaching and non-teaching sanctioned staff of the College within a week from the date of the receipt of the grants;

(xiii) if any excess amount of Grants-in-Aid sanctioned towards the salary the excess amount shall be refunded to the Director by the Secretary immediately.

Where this provision sits

ActAssam Non-Government College Management Rules, 2001
Section19
Marginal noteDuties of the Governing Body
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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